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Page Four
District President
Outlines Program of
Legion Auxiliary
The Wolf Point Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary met Sat
urday evening October 25th at the
home of Mrs. Harry Casey. Mrs. Les
Zimmerman and Mrs. Morris Ny
gaard were co-hostesses.
CThe opening ceremony was made
mere impressive with appropriate
fausic by Mrs. E. F. Slaght. Other
music for the evening was furnish
ed by a trio, Re Nell Hagestad,
Helen Montgomery and Elaine
Sethre accompanied by Mary Lou
Kurtz.
With this years quota set with a
ten per cent increase over last year,
the Membership committee is ifrg
ing all eligible members to get in
touch with them before November
9th.
The Hope chest committee re
ported that the chest would scon be
on display in the Coast-to-Coast
Store window. Donations may be
given to the chairman or left at
the Coast-to-Coast Store. Tickets
are now on sale by all Auxiliary
members. The Hope chest and three
other awards will be given away at
some entertainment provided by
the Legionaires on the night of No
vember 11th.
Two letters from Holland were
read showing their appreciation for
the boxes of clothing sent by the
Auxiliary and told how they made
use of the various articles.
Mrs. Frank Catlin reported that
she had sent magazines to Deer
Lodge in the name of the Auxiliary’.
It was voted to buy a gavel bell
with the money earned serving
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daughnuta and coffee at the Coast- '
to-Coast organizaton day.
The purchase of Unit colors were
discussed and it was decided to buy
grade A wool flags, an American
flag and a unit flag.
Mrs. R. L. Ewing, chairman of the
Mobile Unit Chest X-Ray has been
ably assisted by the Auxiliary’s
community Service chairman, Mrs.
Wilmer Burnison assisted by other
members of the Legion Auxiliary
who are canvassing the southside
homes. /
This was a special meeting cal
led to honor the District president,
Mrs. Padgett of Fort Peck and she
gave an interesting and inspiring
talk to the group. She touched on
al phases of work of the Auxiliary
saying: "Each chairman must be
on his tees and do his work with
enthusiasm. Don’t wait until it is
Youth month, do your work all the
time. We are the largest patriotic
organization in the world and we
cannot expect to be a working or
ganization unless each and every
member dees his part.
"Our American heritage, Liberty,
is the theme for this year’s Ameri
canism essay and the chairman
should contact the schools at once
and plan for it now."
One of Mrs. Padgett’s pet projects
for the year is tea parties each
month for the elderly ladies at
Warm Springs. Every unit is asked
to take one month and furnish
cookies, coffee, tea and sugar for
the party. The month of January
has been asigned the to Wolf Point
unit.
Further instructions given by Mrs.
Padgett included items such as the
study of Argentina for the Pan
American program; the writing to
the congressmen pushing the Uni
versal Military Training bill with
THE HERALD-NEWS — Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana.
the added admonition that "a pre
pared America is a peaceful Ameri
ca."
She stated that popples for Me
morial day should be ordered im
mediately as the men are already
working on them and the men who
cannot make the poppies are pack
ing them for shipment to the var
ious units as fast as the orders can
be filled.
Mrs. Padgett concluded the talk
by thanking the unit for the priv
ilege of speaking to them but a
spokesman for the group assured
her that the members were the priv
iledged ones.
A lunch was served by the hos
tesses at the close of what all con
sidered an enjoyable and profitable
evening.
ANNUAL RED
CROSS MEETING
IS NOVEMBER 7
Annual meeting of the Roosevelt
Chapter, American Red Cross will
be held at the courthouse in Wolf
Point Friday, November 7, at 2 p.
m. in the court room, according to
H. W. Bryan, county chairman.
Homer W. Battey, general field
representative of the Red Cross will
be present for the meeting to dis
cuss the 1947 campaign add out
line the general program.
All Red Cross representatives
from Roosevelt county are expected
to attend the meeting, according to
Mr. Bryan. Present world crisis and
happenings are expepted to greatly
influence the annual drive of the
National American Red Cross in
1947. /
POT LUCK DINNER FOR
HUNTING PARTY SUNDAY
A hunting party and their wives
from Wolf Point were entertained
at a pot-luck dinner at the Kay
Clemow home south of the river last
Sunday. After dinner the men con
tinued hunting and the ladies en
joyed an afternoon of cards.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Stebbins, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Cowan and son, the Manny Smith
family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hal), Mrs.
Cliff Rodger, Mrs. Ruby Duncan,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Randall and
family and Mr. and Mrs. George
Grayson and Grant. There were 26
who enjoyed the fine dinner to
gether.
FAREWELL PARTY AT
THE MITCHELL HOME
Mrs. Martin Mitchell and Mrs.
Hattie Towns entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening for the J. E.
Millers who left on Friday to
make their home in Missoula. In
vited guests were Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Johnson. .
The affair**was £ combination
farewell and birthday celebration
as both the Millers have birthdays
in late October.
WESTMINSTER GROUP
HAS POT LUCK DINNER
SUNDAY EVENING
The Senior Westminster Fellow
ship Commission of the Presbyter
ian church held a six o’clock pot
luck dinner Sunday evening in the
church parlors with their directors,
Mr. and Mrs: John 'Houdeshel in
charge of the dinner and song fest
and the service which followed.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR MRS. HAUGE
Mrs. A. J. ISaqhsen and Mrs. Alfie
Hickel were joint hostesses at a
surprise Birthday party Tuesday,
October 28th at the Hickel home
honorihg Mrs. Sophia Hauge. A
group of friends and neighbors gath
ered to enjoy the afternoon of visi
ting and the excellent lunch Mrs.
Hauge received, sdrti£, lovely gifts
from her friends.
SON BORN TO THE
HENRY HAMILLS
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hamill of
the Wolf Point bakery are the par
ents of a son born Tuesday morn
ing Oct. 27th at the Trinity Hos
pital. The young man will have the
initials H. H. H. as he was named
Henry Harry. He weighed 9 lbs.
and 4 ozs. at birth.
MRS. EMMA ANDERSON
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Mrs. Emma Anderson entertain
ed a group of friends, all members
of the Birthday club at her home
last Saturday afternoon. Those
present for the coffee party were
Mesdames Coffey, Dullenty, Fleenor.
Ware. Hubbard. Berndt, Loendorf,
Sweeting, and Mrs. Hardy Ander
son.
RELATIVES VISIT
NEICE AND NEPHEWS HOMES
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Botz of
Granville, N. D„ visited at the home
of her nelce, Mrs. Jane Potter and
nephew Ben Youngkin and family
of Wolf Point last week. They went
on through the Black Hills to lowa
where they will visit other relatives
an<l friends.
DINNER PARTY AT
A. HICKEL HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Schmidt
and daughter Delores arid Miss
Mary Schmidt were dinner guests
Monday evening at the Alfie Hickel
home.
COFFEE PARTY AT
MATEJOVSKY HOME
Mrs. Frank Matejovsky was hos
tess to a group of friends last Fri
day afternoon at a coffee party.
The ladles’ spent the afternoon do
ing handiwork and conversing.
MRS STEBBINS ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Harry Stebbins entertained
a few friends at a coffee party last
Thursday afternoon at her home In
Wolf Point. The ladies enjoyed
cake and coffee and a pleasant get
together.
Canada Studied by
Women's Club
Monday, Oct. 27
The Wolf Point Senior Womans
club met Monday evening, Oct. 27th
in the Palm Room of the New Hotel
Sherman. Mrs. V. G. Thomas was in
charge of the program, the subject
being "Our Neighbor to the North"
and many interesting facts about
Canada were divulged.
Other highlights of rhe evening
were a brief report o^ the Scout
Leaders School held in Glasgow re
cently, by Mrs. Ford Slaght.
An interesting letter to the club
from a former member, Miss Myrtle
Larrabee with her dues Included so
that she might retain her member
ship in the Wolf Point club was
read and enjoyed.
Mrs. Joe Casey was a guest at
the meeting.
Mrs. Ewing, president, called for
more volunteers for the TB Survey
to be held in November.
The next meeting will be the
Montana Products dinner on No
vember 24th. Those who plan to
attend should contact Mrs. Ewing
or Mrs. Mitchell. The Nov. 10th
meeting has been cancelled due to
a conflict in dates.
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Mrs. R. L. Ewing made a business
trip to Poplar Tuesday morning.
The V. O. McClelland family of
Vida shopped in Wolf Point Satur
day.
La Donna Moe is able to be back
in school again after a severe at
tack of the flu.
Mr. and Mrs .Clarence O. Hanson
spent the week-end visiting friends
at Williston and Zahl, N. D.
Mrs. L. L. Bell has accepted a po
sition assisting Inez Carlson at
the Nez-Etta Florist Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grimm of
Bredette visited Mrs. Margaret
Flemming in Wolf Point last week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Bruggeman
and Mrs. Robert Lowry, Sr., spent
the past week-end in Baker, visiting
relatives and jfriends.
Lorraine LUnd returned to Wolf
Point Saturday after a few days
visit in Great Falls where she at
tended a friends wedding.
Rev. R. A. Normann and Paul
Johnson attended the Concordia
College Corporation meeting at
Moorhead Minn., this week Wed
nesday.
Hardy Anderson flew Leonard
Daly of Larslan to Billings last Sun
day and on Tuesday he took Mr.
and Mrs. John Hagan there on a
business trip.
The Reverend Reid Seastrand of
Cabri, Sask., visited at the Carl
Mce home in Wolf Point last week,
and drove home a new Jeep pur
chased while here.
Father Power left Monday to at
tend a Catholic Conference of the
clergy and lay workers of the
Northwest states being held at Port
land this week. /
Mrs. Christine Muus left Monday
for Grand Forks where she will
visit relatives and friends. She ac
companied the Paul Johnsons that
far on their trip to Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Hickel re
turned to their home at Yakima,
Wash., this week after two weeks'
vacation spent at the parental Al
fie Hickel home in Wolf Point.
Mads Ibsen, Einar Traeholt and
Delbert Blair attended the Hard
ware and Implement dealers con
vention held in Butte last week.
Their wives accompanied them on
the trip.
The Ephraim Wall family of Per
kins, Okla., have been visiting in
the Wolf Point vicinity for the past
week stopping at the Gordon Lunds,
the Melvin Jacobsons, Robert Toavs,
A. M. Rensvolds and Carl Moes.
Mrs. Wall is a neice of Ted Kubick
of Wolf Point.
MONUMENTS
Place your order now for
Monuments and Markers.
See our Lsrge Stock on dis
play and make your selec
tion.
Phone 1166 or Write Box
726 for Free Catalog.
Jack Monument Co.
Opposite Rosehill Cemetery
Box 726 Minot, N. Dak.
L. D. R. Convention
Held in Wolf Point
* Sunday Afternoon
The Circuit convention of the
LDR was held at the Lutheran
church in Wolf Point last Sunday
afternoon. About fifty young ladies
were present representing Malta,
Ophelm, Glasgow and Wolf Point.
Mrs. H. M. Norman of Arnegaard,
N. D., national president of the
WMF and mother of Wolf Point’s
pastor, R. A. Normann, was the
principal speaker for the occasion.-
Musical numbers from each group
were presented with Miss Lila Rae
and Miss Doreen Huso from the
Wolf Point LDR singing solo num
bers.
' Election of officers resulted as
follows: president Audrey Parks of
Glasgow; vice-president Ruth Is
achsen of Wolf Point; secretary
Madylin Fleshce of Malta and treas
urer Opal Belm of Opheim.
LOY SCOUREY HAS
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Miss Loy Scourey entertained 18
of her friends at a Halloween party
at her home last Friday evening,
j October 24th. The young people
| played appropriate games and dan
। ced and enjoyed a fine lunch served,
by Mrs x Scourey. ; ><
Mrs. Carl Moe is somewhat im
proved after suffering from a severe
cold.
Miss Alvina Carlson of Vida shop
ped in Wolf Point Saturday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nefzger
of Vida were business visitors in
Wolf Point Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Scourey are
spending the week-end visiting at
the Bob Zander home in Harlem.
Carolyn Styer, teacher at the
Sunnyside school on the southside
visited friends in Wolf Point last
week-end.
Mrs. R. A. Normann and daugh
ters Sandra and Nancy are visiting
Mrs. A. Tanberg at Dickinson, N.
D. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Singleton
of Butte arrived in Wolf Poipt last
week for a visit at the home of his
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HHHH Drip or Regular Grind Lb)
Red Rooster Coffee 39c ]
PUMPKIN . . No i^ 15c!
Log Cabin Syrup Pint Jar 2Bc!
Marvene 29c !
Betty Crocker 41-oz. Wheaties
Breakfast Tray f 27c J
Fulla Fruit ~ I
Purple PLUMS ... 63c ]
Campbell^ Tomato Juice can 2 2 for Zlc
18K MUSTARD, QT. JAR 19f
FRESH MEATS
FINEST QUALITY
MEATS
A T LOWEST, POSSIBLE
PRICES
FRESH FISH
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FOOD STORES
I brother George and with his par
ents L. E Singletons of the Vida
community.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moss of
Wolf Point spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week visiting at
the big Nefzger ranch west of Vida.
Mr. Indred Dokken who has been
visiting at the Clarence O. Han
son home in Wolf Point recently
left this week for his home at
Antler, N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nefzger and
daughter Donna of Wolf Point visi
ted at Xhe Flo Verstegen and
Clarence Nefzger homes on the
southside last Sunday.
Irving Green and Ronald Scourey
returned Saturday from a hunting
trip near Missoula and the south
fork of Fish Creek. They brought
back both an elk and a deer.
Audrey Jean Linchard who is at-
X^ding school in Wolf RoiAt spent
several days last week-end visiting
At 'her home near Richey while the
teachers convention was in pro
gress.
Mh and Mrs. Carl Hill returned
last week-end from a two weeks’
trip around the western part of the
state. They visited friends at Big
Fork and Kalispell and relatives at
Bozeman.
_________ '
Mr. and Mrs.. Sig Hove and* child
ren are visiting at the home of
their daughter Fern Conn and fam-
A-t Yakima, Wash., at the pre
sent ^time. They expect to be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. John Cameron spent the
week-end at the E. W. Dye home
in Wolf Point. She also visited the
R. H. Berreths east cf Vida and at
the Edgar Casterline home south of
the river. She was present at the
farewell party And community din
ner held Sunday at the Vida Hall
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AULTS
SUPERVALU
Thursday, October 30, 1947
for the Clyde Nefxgers family who
will leave soon for their new home
at Ronan, Mont
The Kenzell and Knauf families
of Glasgow were Sunday, visitors
at the Moe home in Wolf Point
Mrs. Harry Nedrud was taken to
the clinic at Minot N. D|, last Fri
day suffering with a severe attack
of gall stones. At latest reports she
was doing well but was not finish
ed with the examinations as yet
Mrs. Joe Long, neice of Mrs. Sig
Lund, and her son Frank Ixing and
wife, all of Hederson, Minn, visited
at the Lund home in Wolf Point last
week. The Longs were on the home
ward journey from a trip to Port
land, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Hansen
and daughter Donna Marie of Sco
bey came down to help the, Al Hu
bers celebrate their wedding anni
versary Tuesday. They all went
out to the Paul Huber place for
the celebration.
Mrs. Raymond Crawford and two
children of Glendive joined her
husband in Wolf Point They are
making their home in tffetr trail
er located in the S. H. Miller yard
on the south side. Mr. Crawford
is acting as plumber's assistant
to Mr. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Youngkin plan
to go to Bismarck, N. D.. next
Sunday where they will meet Mrs.
Isabel Youngkin who has spent the '
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Hammond at Broken Bow,
Nebraska. They will return Monday.
The St Benedict Group of the
Catholic Altar Society met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. E. J. Cody with Mrs. Al Hu
ber acting as assistant hostess. The
group enjoyeid a delicious lunch and
a pleasant afternoon.
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Juice Size
ORANGES, 3 doz. 59c
LEMONS dO2 2k
JOHATHOH APPLES
W-lb. Box $1.49
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